More than 44,000 Russians visited the kingdom in October, compared with less than 10,000 each in the months following the start of the Ukraine war in February.
Market outlook for biosimilars: how streamlining will enable growth
One of the central themes emerging from this year’s World Biosimilar Congress held in Basel was that biosimilar manufacturers will become more strategic about the markets they target for launching new products in the months and years ahead. This is necessary if the overall market is to grow and remain profitable.
‘Smash ‘n’ grab’ claims the most common for UK adjudicators
‘Smash ‘n’ grab’ claims are the most common currently being dealt with by adjudicators in the UK. They are usually straightforward to deal with but some recent cases provide valuable lessons for companies caught up in them.
Businesses subject to competition class action censured by UK tribunal
Shipping companies subject to a class action-style lawsuit in the UK have been censured by a tribunal over their communication with businesses eligible to sue them and ordered not to repeat the behaviour.
Issei Sagawa, Japanese man who killed and ate Dutch student in Paris, dies at 73
Sagawa, known as the ‘Kobe Cannibal’, died of pneumonia last month and was given a funeral attended only by relatives.
Malaysia’s Anwar Ibrahim meets king as PM set to unveil cabinet picks
The prime minister plans to unveil the line-up in two or three days’ time.
Employers must do more to address workers’ mental health
The latest statistics from the UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) highlight a concerning upwards trend in instances of work-related stress, depression, and anxiety.
Close Australia ties ‘secret sauce’ to tackle China’s advanced space capabilities: top US military leader
US Space Force lieutenant general Nina Armagno said Australia’s location represented a ‘pot of a gold at the end of the rainbow’ for the two nations’ space cooperation.
South China Sea: Philippines needs to ‘fight’ for oil and gas deposits even without Beijing deal, Marcos says
President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr said Manila must find a way to explore for oil and gas in the contested waterway after talks with Beijing stalled.
CJEU rules on EU’s anti-money laundering directive
A ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has recognised the need to balance anti-money laundering and terrorist financing measures with privacy rights, an expert has said.